Sam Houston High School - Cherokee Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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(A) Now if we're going to make a success of this hayride we better take this route states Joe Ducharme to Mr. Gorman and Mary Sekula. (B) Wow, look at this wish book, exclaims Sherry Strube to Randy Brunnemann. (C) Reginald, I think that you should order the next size cap, explains Johnny Kret to Reginald Doss. (D) Sit- ting on a window sill, Mike Mata stares out the window as he recalls St. Nichols's visit to his home. (E) Mela- nie Grubb and Denise Luensmann were always found arousing spirit in the stands. (F) Watch the left leg shouts Gloria Belasquez as Loretta Nasis and Nancy Melendez try their best to help her up a flight of stairs. F. Winter 13

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 Remember your first school dance? were words plastered on posters throughout the halls as the Cherokee staff held its one-day subscription campaign. On December 6-8 Mrs. Mahan and three staffers attended a journal- ism workshop in Denton. Then SH turned to some real ACTION as the Bijuberti troupe spon- sored talent shows in December and January with the Cheros- piel theme. Many clubs carried out the spirit of Christmas with Christmas parties and remem- brances for the needy. New Year followed the hiber- nation of the two weeks' vaca- tion. In January juniors ordered '75 senior rings, and seniors were measured for caps and gowns. A. Autumn Ends; Winter Frolics Begin 12 Winter

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Springtime Brings Fun February opened with the Stock Show and Rodeo at the Coliseum with many SHers, especially Rodeo Club members, partici- pating in many of its activities. FTA members sponsored their annual carnation sale February 14. The last basketball game of the Cherokee season was played February 19. JETS entered the poster contest during Engineering Week. FTA representatives went to Dallas for the State Conven- tion February 28-29. March 1 ended the second quarter, and students were forced to study for exams in spite of the clamor of busy construction workers. National Honor Society inducted new members in March. Freshman class sponsored a candy sale to raise funds for a dance. FTA members attained experi- ence by going to several elemen- tary schools nearby to teach class for a day. Student Council elec- tions were held for the 74-75 school year. Adding to these activities, baseball season arrived with its ACTION. (A.) Mike Tope assists Johnny Kret in selecting the right size gown to order for graduation. (B.) Don't push me so high! exclaims Lea Ann Wood as she plays on the swings. (C.) During a practice game, Berkeley Nasis winds up for a powerful pitch. 14 Spring